The image here is from a visual guide, part of a larger report created by Equal Justice Initiative focusing on the Reconstruction era, namely the
"Racial Violence After the Civil War 1865-1876". Both resources are linked in below, and this image, posted here under Fair Use guidelines, is cited below.(click on image to enlarge)
Linked below are some online timelines that highlight some of the notable events, people, and larger concepts pulled from U.S. history, specifically pertaining to the lives, contributions, discrimination, and victories of black Americans.
Sources used on this page:
Equal Justice Initiative. (2020). Reconstruction in America: Racial violence after the Civil War, 1865-1876. https://eji.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/ reconstruction-visual-reading-guide.pdf
Use the arrows to scroll through titles; click on the titles for more info and/or access
1600s-1800s
1900s-resent
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